Donate Muhammad Mustafa Zubair for his Orchidopexy

Muhammad Zubair's Story

Donate for the surgery of Muhammad Mustafa Zubair so that he can get rid of his daily sufferings.

Muhammad Mustafa Zubair is six and half year old boy who lives in a small town of Lahore with his parents and younger brother. Both of them were going to school but from last six months, they are unable to study because of financial issues. His father is a private school teacher and hardly earns around 20,000 rupees a month which is not enough to pay his kids school fees and for other household expenses.

Muhammad Mustafa Zubair is a born patient of undescended testis. His father took him to many local hospitals for permanent relief. Every time doctor suggested him to undergo surgery but they never gave any date for free of cost surgical treatment. Mustafa’s father cannot bear the surgical expenses. Mustafa Zubair experiences many painful symptoms due to which he is not able to live an active life.

This family got to know about Transparent Hands and they immediately brought Mustafa Zubair here. Now he is waiting to undergo surgery in a few days but it will not be possible without your kind support.

Donate as much as you can for the surgery of this little boy so that he can start living a healthy and happy life again!

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Muhammad Zubair's Story

Muhammad Mustafa Zubair 6 ½ years old boy was suffering from Lt. Undescended Testis which was found to be in his groin. His parents were concerned about his problem since his birth. He was advised surgery to fix the missing testicle into his scrotum - Orchidopexy. His surgery was done in Akram Medical Complex on 24-10-17 by Dr Ahmed Fawad. He stayed for one day post-operatively and was discharged in satisfactory condition.